MP3 Splitter is a tool with a pretty self-explanatory title. It allows you to cut audio tracks of the MP3 format.
This is a portable software, so you don't have to install MP3 Splitter. This means that you can also place it on a USB flash drive and directly run the tool on any computer. Also, your Windows registry items will not be changed.
The interface of MP3 Splitter consists of a standard small window in which you can access a few options.
You can add an MP3 file by using the file browser only, since the "drag and drop" method is not supported (and neither is batch processing).
So, you can set the output destination and split mode, in order to initiate the task.
Plus, you can split an MP3 track by size (in bytes), time (in seconds) or selection (by setting the starting and ending time).
Furthermore, you can enable MP3 Splitter to preserve the ID3 tag, set settings as default, as well as play the source and output files.
In the "Options" menu, you can set the default input and output directory, enable the QuickSplitter file extension, to create a "Glue" batch file and set MP3 Splitter to try and preserve the MPEG frames.
The application quickly finishes a task while using a very low amount of system CPU and memory. Also, MP3 Splitter manages to maintain an excellent sound quality.
However, several errors popped up during our tests. For example, we were not able to split tracks by size (MP3 Splitter wouldn't accept any value that we have inputted) and the tool failed to open a couple of MP3 files.
All in all, MP3 Splitter is a pretty good tool for cutting MP3 files but it has a few stability issues at the moment. We can only suggest you give it a shot and see if it's a good fit for you.
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